Best to be in the middle
One of the most interesting parts of this week’s classes was learning that being an extrovert doesn’t automatically make someone the best at selling. Surprisingly, neither do introverts. Instead, it…
One of the most interesting parts of this week’s classes was learning that being an extrovert doesn’t automatically make someone the best at selling. Surprisingly, neither do introverts. Instead, it…
I recently read an article that discussed many things within the sales world, including selling, the buyer, and how you, as the seller, should deal with the product. I was…
New sales models vs. old sales models, which is better? The old sales models highlight tricks and techniques for getting the customer to buy a product and mainly focuses on…
More times than not, sales don’t happen on the first interaction. Instead, is the follow up that seals the deal. But many salespeople either give up too soon or they…
Going out to eat on Valentine’s Day, for birthdays, and just out with family brings to mind someone spending a boat-load of cash on a food experience. Who sells that…
In my sales class, we have recently learned about introverts, extraverts, and ambiverts in relation to sales. One would typically think that extraverts would be the best at sales, right?…
One tactic we talked about in sales class recently is mimicking. This is a technique that involves adapting to be like your buyer. When you act like the buyer, they…
I like sales class because it’s very practical and I’m actually going to use the principles we learn about. I actually really like selling when it’s related to entrepreneurship because…
One of the main focuses so far in Sales in the Startup was the idea of pain, specifically how it can impact the sale. Sales is often justified in the…
Today in class the concept of the “customer is always right” came up. This concept is certainly not a new one in sales or business in general. It is often…